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When Maggie Daley Park opens on the lakefront of Chicago in fall 2014, it will provide an opportunity for Juli Ordower, MLA, a graduate of the CU Denver College of Architecture and Planning to showcase her talent and training.
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Joanne Posner-Mayer used her training as a physical therapist to create a business pioneering the use of fitballs in the United States.
One year ago, Jeff Gipson watched the Academy Awards 2013 and thought to himself "Wouldn't it be great to work on a film that actually won one of those awards?" This month, Gipson is posing for photographs with an Oscar for "Frozen."
Tune in to KS 107.5 radio station, and you can hear the voice of a CU Denver alumnus. His name is Mario Rodriguez, better known as "DJ Chonz," a long-time disc jockey for Denver's largest hip-hop station and one of Colorado's most well-known DJs.
During the floods of 2013, CU Denver alumni led the state and federal effort to save lives and property and begin recovery.
As an undergraduate at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Carlos Hipolito-Delgado, PhD, knew instinctively that the ethnic labels his fellow students chose said something about their perception of themselves and their values.
EDU is housed in a brightly painted, expansive space on the ground level of the Denver Place North Tower at 988 18th St. At an opening reception on Sept. 23, local educators wandered through the conference and meeting rooms and began doing exactly what ED
#ifIhadglass, I could see if it would make me a better teacher." With those words, Robert (Bud) Talbot III, PhD, made his case for participating in Google's Glass Explorer Program.
To ensure policies are standardized and communicated expeditiously across the system, UCHealth's Senior Executive Group decided all recommendations for preparing for and responding to Ebola will be funneled through Chief Medical Officer William Neff, MD.
The Center for Midwifery had a record 55 births in August, and the schedule at the Lone Tree practice, which opened in April, is full.
Results from the study of 16 women with gestational diabetes indicate that these moms-to-be don't need to avoid carbs if they choose the right ones.
On Dec. 17, 2011, 48-year-old Brian Sherry was folding laundry when he first experienced an unusual electric sensation on the left side of his chest. He dialed 911. That call began a three-year medical odyssey for him.
After a full physical revealed a colon polyp and elevated liver enzymes, Mosezella White was referred to a gastroenterologist, who shocked her with the news that she had hepatitis C, a blood-borne disease that causes chronic inflammation of the liver.
DENVER—The developer behind some of Denver's most acclaimed redevelopment projects — Belmar, Art House and Union Station — is bringing its trademark vision and innovation to the former University of Colorado Health Sciences Campus.
In the five years since Ellen Smith was diagnosed with Stage IV lung cancer, she has been busy. She traveled the world, indulging her love of art and art history. She celebrated the births of four more grandchildren, and married her "best friend."
BANASA FARM, Guatemala (April 14, 2014) - Standing before a gleaming new building rising from the surrounding ramshackle villages, Gustavo Bolaños delivered a simple yet powerful message to the assembled dignitaries and banana plantation workers.
AURORA, Colo.(March 31, 2014)—Harold Fowler sits calmly as gauze gets packed around his teeth and the high-pitched whir of a drill fills the room. Outside the Special Care Clinic in the CU School of Dental Medicine sits his mother, Reather Fowler.

Scott Harpin's association with Urban Peak, an organization dedicated to serving homeless youth in the Denver metro area and Colorado Springs, began in 2012.

AURORA, Colo.—Perhaps the most relentless advocate, and prodigious fundraiser, at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus is someone who doesn't even work there—CU First Lady Marcy Benson.
Julie Bianco has been trying to lose weight for most of her adult life. Low-carb diets, calorie-counting diets, grapefruit diets—she's tried too many diets to count. But now she's on one that she's convinced will work, permanently: the Colorado Diet.
DENVER—Inspired teaching can make all the difference. Matt Kelsall noticed this last summer when he took a class from Business Professor Gary Kochenberger, PhD.
Tiffany Joel moved to Denver from Vancouver, BC, to attend CU Denver's School Psychology program. Now an academic year toward obtaining her doctor of psychology (PsyD) degree, she's more certain than ever that CU Denver was the right choice.
CU Denver's Center on Domestic Violence has introduced an ambitious new program, Mile High Healthy Relationships Alliance, designed specifically to address domestic violence with Denver students, families and communities.
A partnership between researchers at University of Colorado Cancer Center and Overland High School is enabling high school students to conduct a state-of-the-art scientific experiment with real cancer cells.
PARKER, Colo.—Gregory Stube, speaker at "Combat to Classroom: A Salute to Service," encouraged attendees to "throw your wallets at this auction." They raised over $170,000 for scholarships for combat veterans at CU Denver and CU Anschutz.
CU Denver's "Learn with Purpose" has transformed my passion for knowledge into real-life accomplishments, and that's much more worthwhile than just simply gaining a diploma.
DENVER—Professor Kevin Rens knows that construction projects involve everything from fine-tuned machinery to our feathered friends. The potential disturbance of a rare species' nest is one of the many issues construction engineers face on the job.
Dozens of graduate programs from CU Denver and CU Anschutz brought their best game to the 2014 Graduate School Fair on Sept. 17 at St. Cajetan's Church on the CU Denver campus.
Since 2005, staff, faculty and students have attended the Undergraduate Experiences Symposium to discuss opportunities for growth of undergraduate education at CU Denver, but this year was all about moving from discussion to implementation.
For a fashion-conscious researcher at the Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, competing on the runway was an intriguing challenge she could not pass up.
The Lynx Center is an information one-stop-shop for all prospective and current CU Denver undergraduate and graduate students. It's there just to make the lives of students easier.
This June, the Health Sciences Library installed two Steelcase Walkstations to help students break out of their static studying routine and incorporate movement in their day.
Dawn Comstock was one of five experts invited by the White House to speak about the growing risk of concussions in adolescent sports. Comstock has made it her personal mission to make sports safer for the country's teens with her database, RIO.
Sarah Trzeciak, Director of the Career Center, says "Learn with Purpose" is about the deeper meaning driving education. It's about working with purpose.
CU Denver's College of Architecture and Planning has been a key player in bringing the land library—a nature study center that combines a collection of books with residential facilities—to a pristine piece of Colorado history.
AURORA, Colo.—An occasional "brrrr" rose up between golf swings, volleyball bumps and bites of burrito, but the hearty souls at the Anschutz Medical Campus still turned out en masse for the second annual Anschutz Block Party on Friday
Raul Cardenas, Associate Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs, says learning with purpose is learning for change.
More than 30 students are getting real-world experience through the University Technical Assistance (UTA) program, which matches talented students with small Colorado communities that need help with urban design and planning.
Yiying Liu defines "learn with purpose" as learning what she loves. At CU Denver, she can learn what she loves to accomplish her goals.
DENVER-This year's CU Denver Block Party, with the theme "Back in Black & Gold," was bigger and better than ever.
The Pharmacist Hunter is back and he's on a quest to discover what students (aka pharmies) do during pharmacy school at the University of Colorado Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences.
CU Denver's new academic building is not just another set of computer labs and lecture halls–it's an innovative space designed specifically for student convenience. Here are five reasons why you should check it out.
More than 7,000 students applied to start their freshman year in fall 2014. That's 66 percent more freshman applications than CU Denver received for the academic year starting in fall 2013.
Billy Overton thinks "Learn with Purpose" means "learn with practice."
With more than 100 adventure trips each year, Outdoor Adventure uses rock climbing, canyoneering, mountaineering, kayaking, and backpacking to turn CU Denver students into adventurers.
The students, from the schools of medicine, including the MD and physician assistant program, pharmacy and nursing, visited Lamar, for five days to gain an insight into rural life.
The Denver Writing Project partners with slam poet Jovan Mays to lead teachers and young writers in a week of workshops centered on writing.
Seniors in the College of Arts and Media recently completed their group capstone project, "I Need My Monster," a short film adaptation of a children's book by the same name.
CU College of Nursing student Meredith Jameson, a mother of three, is excited to be able to take classes that are close to her home in Littleton.
DENVER (June 24, 2014) - Take a look at the current CU Denver catalog and you will see a course titled Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS). It may be the only academic course of its kind in the country.
DENVER—They may be young and early in their careers, but for good reason they've reached positions of influence and responsibility. Each of this year's "40 Under 40" winners who earned degrees at CU Denver trace success to their alma mater.
DENVER—Brazilians are renowned for their Carnival, soccer and zest for life. The country's flair is on display this summer as the globe watches the World Cup. In Denver, dozens of Brazilians are focusing on a different prize—enhancing their education.
Even though much of New Student Orientation is about conveying the nuts and bolts of the beginning of college, the day is also about connection.
DENVER—Penpa Dolma. The name exudes a certain grace. Penpa means "Saturday"—the day of her birth—and Dolma is a female Buddha of compassion. But Dolma, a former Tibetan refugee, once had a name devoid of poetry.
Julee Herdt was the architecture faculty lead in back-to-back wins a decade ago for CU in the prestigious U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon competition. Now she wants her students to know how it feels to innovate for sustainability—and win.
AURORA, Colo. (May 23, 2014)—The skies cleared Friday morning, bathing the Anschutz Medical Campus is bright sunshine after days of drenching rains and swirling winds. It couldn't have been a more perfect setting for spring commencement.
On Saturday, May 17, nearly 1300 graduates walked across the dais on the University of Colorado Denver campus, accepted their diplomas and began the next chapter of their lives.
Whether you're studying at the Anschutz Medical Campus or the Denver Campus, we all have one thing in common—Colorado is our backyard and playground.
If you're in need of a good laugh, don't miss CAM's spring performance of "Noises Off" which shows the audience what happens backstage when a play falls apart onstage.
DENVER-Imagine how many more lives would pivot in a dream-fulfilling direction if financial support for CU Denver students grew exponentially. Envision how thousands more success stories would be created. Imagined 1000 MORE.
DENVER and AURORA, Colo.—CU Denver Business School students Allyson Robbins and Michelle Boyd knew they had a powerful tool in a software program that analyzes workplace operations.
Eighteen months ago, these students made CU Denver their first choice. Now, as sophomores, they explain why that was the right decision.
The University of Colorado Denver | Anschutz Medical Campus awards more graduate degrees than any other public institution in the state—and more of these graduates are entering growing and highly compensated fields.
CU Denver's Peer Advocate Leaders (PALs) provide mentoring and peer-level support for first-year students to help them feel comfortable on campus, succeed academically and, ultimately, graduate.
In his first year, Milo the Lynx has helped CU Denver build community and create school pride.
When Jill Wilschke, LMFT, arrived at CU Denver as the new veteran mental health specialist, she brought her "co-therapist," Lulu, a black Labrador retriever service dog.
In January 2014, Tina Smith became one of the first students to begin work toward a BA in Teaching, Learning and Development, the first undergraduate degree offered by the School of Education & Human Development (SEHD).
Remberto Rivera is first-generation graduate who made it with the help of the Denver Scholarship Foundation.
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Sacramento Region May Receive $10 Million For Water Supply Improvement Projects
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The Sacramento Region may get millions of dollars for water projects to help during the drought.
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The Sacramento Region may get millions of dollars for water projects to help during the drought.
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May 6, 2002
By Rich Fisher INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Once an immature boy whose neck was nearly caught within the noose of K.C. Keeler's hands, Scott Lipford has emerged as a responsible young family man with a chance to play in the NFL. Lipford, an Ocean City High graduate and record-setting receiver for Rowan, signed a free-agent contract with the San Francisco 49ers two days after last month's draft. He attended San Francisco's mini-camp and will return for another camp on May 16 in hopes of earning an invitation to preseason camp.
Rowan's Year Comes To End
December 7, 1992
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Washington & Jefferson running back Chris Babirad rushed for 207 yards and two touchdowns as the Presidents defeated host Rowan, 18-13, Saturday and advanced to the NCAA Division III championship game against Wisconsin-La Crosse. Babirad rushed for touchdowns of 21 and 80 yards on the same counter gap play and danced into the end zone untouched on both. The Presidents (11-1), of Washington, Pa., will meet Wisconsin-LaCrosse Dec.12 in Bradenton, Fla. Wisconsin-La Crose advanced with a 29-24 win over Mount Union (Ohio)
Rowan beats Wm. Paterson
November 8, 2003
Rowan scored touchdowns in each quarter en route to a 27-12 victory over William Paterson last night. A lucky bounce late in the first quarter got the Profs (7-2, 3-1 NJAC) started toward the victory over the Pioneers (1-9, 0-5). With eight seconds left in the quarter, Brandon Medine picked up a fumbled snap on a William Paterson punt and ran into the end zone from 3 yards out. Before halftime, Rowan had raised its lead to 14-0. Pat Thompson, who led the Profs in rushing with 70 yards on 14 carries, ran in from 17 yards out with 4 minutes, 15 seconds left in the half, and Darren Shaddow added his second extra point.
Rowan falls in semifinal
December 12, 2005
By MAUREEN FULTON For the Daily News
With his best offensive player, best defensive player, and several other key contributors lost to injury, Rowan coach Jay Accorsi didn't know how far the Profs could go. But, Rowan's run into the Division III semifinals for the second consecutive year surpassed his expectations. "For the devastating injuries we had, and for the players to still believe in what they're doing, that makes it fun coaching college football," Accorsi said. "This group did a great job, made a great run, did some great things.
Poles Leaves Hawks For Rowan
September 9, 1994
by Dick Jerardi, Daily News Sports Writer
The exodus continues on Hawk Hill. When the last basketball season ended for St. Joseph's and all the recruits had been signed, the program had a problem. If the status quo was maintained, St. Joe's would have had 16 players on scholarship for the following season. Only 13 scholarships are allowed. Something would have to give. A few someones would have to go. First, Kevin Connor transferred to Richmond. Then, Chris DiMascio transferred to Fordham and Alex Compton left for Cornell.
Rowan Wins In Women's Regional
February 29, 1996
By Rich Fisher, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
The top-seeded Rowan women's basketball team survived a season-high 29 turnovers and reversed a history of first-round failures with an 81-68 win over eighth-seeded Elizabethtown in an NCAA Division III Mid-Atlantic Regional opener last night in Glassboro. The Profs (27-0) will host fourth-seeded Messiah (20-7), a 75-65 winner over Allentown, in a second-round game at 2 p.m. Saturday. It was just Rowan's second NCAA victory in seven games. The Profs had a 25-0 record entering the 1994 tourney but fell to Upsala in the opening round.
Defense Boosts Rowan Women
March 7, 1999
By Rich Fisher, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
When a team shoots 37 percent and wins by 22 points, it's safe to say those numbers add up to good defense. That was the story for the Rowan women's basketball team yesterday, as the Profs took a 72-50 victory over No. 3 seed Colby-Sawyer in the second round of the NCAA Division III Atlantic regionals. The second-seeded Profs (22-5) will play Friday at a site to be determined against Williams, the Northeast region winner. The Profs advanced by harassing Colby-Sawyer into 31 percent shooting and 21 turnovers.
Jersey City Demolished By Rowan
September 28, 1996
Greg Lister threw four first-half touchdown passes last night as Rowan (3-0) won its New Jersey Athletic Conference opener by crushing Jersey City State, 45-17. Lister, a junior out of Holy Spirit High, completed 13 of 28 attempts for 245 yards and the four TDs to bury the Gothic Knights (0-3 overall, 0-1 conference). Two of the touchdown passes went to wide receiver William Spearman - one for 49 yards and the other for 7. The other two scoring strikes went to tight end Jason Dorsey, who caught a 27-yard TD pass, and to junior wide receiver Shannon Green, who grabbed a 36-yarder.
Rowan Coaches Win, Then Move On
June 2, 2000
By Rich Fisher, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Joy Reighn realizes that success has its price, but the Rowan athletic director doesn't mind paying it. Reighn once again is searching for a new basketball coach after Candace Crabtree became the new women's coach at Drexel University on Wednesday. Crabtree was Rowan's all-time winningest women's basketball coach with a 171-25 record (.872 winning percentage). She led the Profs to six NCAA berths in seven seasons, including one Final Four, three Elite Eights, and four Sweet 16s. "She routinely guided Rowan into elite company, and Drexel can only benefit from both her knowledge and enthusiasm of the game," Drexel athletic director Eric Zillmer said.
Widener, Rowan advance to quarterfinals
November 26, 2001
Daily News Wire Services
Jim Jones scored three touchdowns and passed for another to lead host Widener (11-0) to a 46-30 victory over Washington & Jefferson on Saturday, advancing the Pioneers to the NCAA Division III national quarterfinals. Rowan also advanced with a 43-14 win over visiting Western Connecticut State. The Profs will host Ithaca (11-1) at noon on Saturday. Widener will play at Bridgewater, Va. (10-0), also on Saturday at noon. For Widener, Jones scored on 20, 14, and 4-yard passes from Mike Warker and threw a touchdown pass of 39 yards to Michael Coleman, who had 155 yards on seven catches.
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Rutgers-Rowan board to use federal grant for a medical assistant training program for Camden students
October 16, 2014
By Julia Terruso, Inquirer Staff Writer
A group of Camden high school seniors will have the opportunity to complete a medical apprenticeship and training program with the hope of landing jobs in the city's growing health-care field. Ten to 15 seniors will be selected in December to participate in a paid apprenticeship at an area health-care organization and then go on to a training program to get officially certified as a medical assistant. The program is the first launched by the Rowan University/Rutgers-Camden board of governors, created in April.
Suspension upheld of Rowan students over sex video
October 10, 2014
By Angelo Fichera, Inquirer Staff Writer
Rowan University officials on Wednesday affirmed the suspension of two male students involved in the recording and publishing of a sex video, but would not specify the length of the sanction. Both students were members of the university's Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE) fraternity chapter but left the organization amid the controversy that unfolded late last month. The video was recorded by one of the students as the other had sex with a female student in a garage at the fraternity's house near Rowan's Glassboro campus.
Rowan divides commencement into six ceremonies
October 3, 2014
By Jonathan Lai, Inquirer Staff Writer
For the first time in its history, Rowan University will not hold a university-wide commencement ceremony this year, the school announced Wednesday. Instead, graduation will be split into six ceremonies held over four days, the school said, citing a lack of indoor venues for its ever-growing enrollment. The ceremonies will all be held on University Green, the site of past commencements. Rain locations would include Esby Gym, Pfleeger Concert Hall, and Wilson Hall. The move comes after last year's ceremony was moved from the University Green to Wackar Stadium to accommodate a record class size and number of guests, prompting some pushback from students who had hoped to walk the stage on the traditional University Green location.
Rowan students face disciplinary action for posting sex video
September 28, 2014
By Angelo Fichera, Inquirer Staff Writer
Two male students at Rowan University are temporarily suspended and could face further disciplinary action by the school for their involvement in a sex video posted online that included a female student who was not aware the act was being recorded. The students, both members of the school's Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE) fraternity chapter, were before university officials Friday, but the school refused to reveal the outcome reached at the administrative hearing. University spokesman Joe Cardona said the students are able to appeal the decision before any action is final.
Rowan trustees approve engineering school growth
September 12, 2014
By Jonathan Lai, Inquirer Staff Writer
Amid a slew of administrative actions Wednesday, Rowan University's board of trustees granted the dean of its engineering school a number of requests that will keep him busy this year: a new doctoral program, an undergraduate major in engineering entrepreneurship, an undergraduate minor in civil engineering, and the renovation of its Rowan Hall engineering building. After the board passed its stack of resolutions, Tony Lowman, the dean of the College of Engineering, reported to the board on the status of the school.
Crispin lands assistant jobs at Rowan
September 11, 2014
By Phil Anastasia, Inquirer Staff Writer
Joe Crispin wanted to start his coaching career. He figured two jobs would be better than one. Crispin, the former Pitman High School and Penn State star, was hired by Rowan University as an assistant coach for both the men's and women's basketball teams, the school announced Tuesday. "I'm going to be busy," Crispin said. "But I'm not afraid of that. " Crispin was one of the best guards in South Jersey basketball history, scoring more than 2,651 career points and leading Pitman to the Group 1 state title as a senior in 1997.
Rowan drops test score requirement for many applicants
September 11, 2014
By Jonathan Lai, Inquirer Staff Writer
Rowan University will offer certain applicants this year the option of submitting an additional essay in lieu of SAT or ACT scores, joining a slew of schools that have eliminated or reduced standardized-test requirements for admission. The South Jersey university tested a "test-optional" program for performing-arts applicants last year. The success of that program has led to wider implementation: Students with 3.5 grade-point averages on a 4.0 high school scale will be eligible. A broad swath of students must still submit SAT or ACT scores, including applicants to the engineering school, applicants qualifying for the state Educational Opportunity Fund, home-schooled students, international students, and candidates for academic merit scholarships.
This year at Rowan: Biggest, most diverse freshman class
September 9, 2014
By Jonathan Lai, Inquirer Staff Writer
As classes began this week, Rowan University welcomed its largest, most diverse freshman class, with the highest-ever grades and test scores. Thanks to 2,240 freshmen, total enrollment has grown to about 15,000 students this year, up from 11,000 five years ago. The boom comes in an era of expansion for Rowan, due in part to an aggressive 10-year plan to double enrollment, quadruple research funding, and increase the annual operating budget 1.5...
Widener, Rowan will clash in football on Friday
September 5, 2014
By Mike Jensen, Inquirer Staff Writer
Around local Division II and III football, there are several new coaches, plenty of returning stars, veterans back from playoff teams, and a rare matchup between big programs on Friday night. Widener and Rowan , two of the area's preeminent Division III teams, open against each other Friday at Rowan. It's only the second meeting between the Profs and the Pride. Widener, 6-4 last season, has a new coach in Mike Kelly, who spent recent years in professional football, much of it coaching in the Canadian Football League.
Rowan-Rutgers venture's first budget stresses construction
August 14, 2014
By Jonathan Lai, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Camden-based joint venture between Rowan University and Rutgers-Camden will hire a project manager and spend most of its $10 million budget this year on developing a "health sciences" building in the city. The Rowan University/Rutgers-Camden Board of Governors adopted a budget Tuesday that designates $8.3 million for a building, including property acquisition, construction, and engineering fees. Part of an additional $250,000 will be used to hire a project manager, and $125,000 was set aside for planning and architect services.
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Snow Storm - Steam-Boat off a Harbour's Mouth
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frame: 1233 x 1535 x 145 mm
Acquisition Accepted by the nation as part of the Turner Bequest 1856
On display at Tate Britain
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Boning Up On Stock
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Bone stock is neither soup nor broth, but it is the base for both and can be used in the making of nearly any savory dish. An ingredient rather than a finished product, stock doesn't taste like much on its own. And making it right is a lot more involved than boiling a leftover turkey carcass.
One of the more noteworthy non-soupy applications of stock is in the making of espagnole sauce, one of the five "mother sauces" of classic French cooking. Espagnole sauce can be mixed with yet more stock and reduced by half to make demi-glace, a rich, flavorful and altogether labor-intensive creation that is itself the base for many other sauces.
For all the prestigious places it goes, a good stock can be made from ingredients that a wino could find in a dumpster, like bones, fish heads, chicken backs and vegetable scraps. Made from mammal bones, it's called "brown stock," which is what goes into demi-glace. This is the stock that I stock up on this time of year, when I'm done stalking deer, and the venison has been cut from the bones.
Long bones, i.e. the animal's front and rear leg bones, work best, as that's where the most marrow is. To allow the marrow to melt into the stock, the bones need to be opened. Purchased bones usually come pre-cut. If you're processing meat at home, a bone saw really helps. Or do like me: wrap bones in a towel and smash them with a cast-iron skillet on the sidewalk. But that comes later.
I begin by placing the bones on a pan in the oven at 350 degrees for about an hour, stirring occasionally so they're golden brown all the way around but not burned. If you aren't in a hurry, you can also cook them longer at 300. Twenty minutes before you're done browning the bones, remove them from the oven and allow them to cool to the point where you can comfortably rub the bones with tomato paste (I use homemade ketchup). Roast for another 20 minutes, checking often to make sure the tomato paste doesn't burn.
Remove the bones from the roasting pan. Now is the time to smash them with that frying pan (or hammer) if you started with intact bones. Place the browned and broken bones in a large empty pot along with the roasting pan drippings. Put the pan on the stove over medium heat and deglaze (i.e., pour liquid into the hot pan) with wine or water, gently scraping the fond (aka the bits of goodness stuck to the bottom of the pan), assuming said fond is not burned. Never scrape a burned fond, except when cleaning the pan. Pour the deglazed pan contents into the stock pot.
Add a bay leaf, a few peppercorns, and cover everything with water. Cook very slowly at your stovetop's lowest setting, for 12 to 24 hours, maintaining full coverage of water over the bones. You don't want the stock to boil because that would make it cloudy in both appearance and taste. Try to keep the pot at the "lazy bubble" stage—the point at which a single bubble lets go from the bottom of the pot every few seconds.
Let the stock cool to room temperature, and then put it in the fridge overnight. By morning the fat will be floating on top in a solid raft that you can easily remove.
Reheat the stock back to the lazy bubble. While it's heating, prepare a mixture of equal parts celery, carrot and onion—the mixture is called a mirepoix, since we're having French class today. For two pounds of bones, use roughly a bunch of carrots, half a celery head and two onions. The veggies don't need to be cut much; indeed, larger pieces are easier to filter out, which you'll need to do when the stock is done. Carrots and celery sticks can be left whole or broken in half, and cut the onion in half. Many cooks oven-roast their mirepoix before adding it to the stock. If doing so, don't use oil or salt, and cut the vegetables into smaller chunks, which will transfer more roasted flavor to your stock.
Add the mirepoix to the stock, and cook for three more hours of lazy bubble. Strain the bones and mirepoix, and pour your finished stock into jars. Refrigerated, it will last about a week. For longer storage, freeze the stock but not in glass jars because they can crack. Or freeze smaller portions in ice-cube trays, and keep the frozen cubes in plastic bags or other storage containers. If you're stocked on stock, then whenever you want to make a little savory sumthing-sumthing, you'll be ready with your cubes.
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|Religious Affiliation
|Assembly of God
|Grades Offered
|Grades Nursery/Preschool - 12
|Year Founded
Student Body
|Total Students
|215 students
|Student Body Type
|% Students of Color
State avg.: 41%
|Students by Grade
Academics and Faculty
|Total Classroom Teachers
|15 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
|% Faculty w/Advanced Degree
|Average Class Size
|16 students
|Number of AP Courses
|12 courses
|List of Courses Offered
|Link to List of Courses
|Advanced Courses
|AP Biology, AP Calculus, AP Chemistry, AP Computer Science A, AP English Language and Composition, AP English Literature, AP Macroeconomics, AP Microeconomics, AP US Government, AP US History, AP World History, AP/Art History,
Finances and Admission
|Admission Deadline
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|Yearly Tuition Cost
|Tuition Notes
|Tuition is $4,865 for the year. We offer a tuition assistance program to families with financial need, call the office for more information and to pick up a packet. We also offer discounts to parents that have multiple children enrolled at our school.
|% on Financial Aid
|Acceptance Rate
National avg.: 85%
|Admissions Director
|Susie Bethel
|Admissions Associate
|Susie Bethel
|Total Sports Offered
|3 sports
|Basketball, Flag Football, VolleyballBasketball, Flag Football,
|Total ExtracurricularsTotal Extra-curric.
|4 extracurriculars
|Computer and Audiovisual, Drama, Spiritual Dance Team, Yearbook and Photography Drama, Computer and Audiovisual,
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Pacific Harbor Christian School is an extension of the ministry of Harbor Christian Center. As such, it exists to bring children into the knowledge of their Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. By providing a quality Christian education for both the children of members and non-members of Harbor Christian Center, we provide an environment in which spiritual, intellectual, emotional and social growth can take place. We provide also for the development of physical skills and the expression of each child's unique personality and talents. We believe in encouraging each child to work to his full potential, while recognizing varying levels of ability. The basis for a healthy and positive self-image lies in the knowledge that we are the beloved children of God, redeemed from sin by the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross and equipped to succeed in the life through Him. "We believe that the love of Jesus, the knowledge of salvation and the teaching of Biblical principles are to be interwoven into the student's total school experience."
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Wilmington Point Hope Learning Center
Wilmington , CA , 90744
(424)210-7452Alternative School (Christian)0.6 mi | 35 students | Gr. KG-12
WilmingtonWilmington Christian School
24910 S Avalon Blvd
Wilmington , CA , 90744
(310)834-1448(Assembly of God)0.8 mi | 69 students | Gr. KG-8
Harbor City Vermont Christian Schools
25302 S. Vermont Avenue
Harbor City , CA , 90710
(310)534-0260Montessori School (Assembly of God)0.9 mi | 52 students | Gr. K-12
Wilmington Ss Peter & Paul Elementary School
706 Bay View Ave
Wilmington , CA , 90744
(310)834-5574(Roman Catholic)1.1 mi | 218 students | Gr. KG-8
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…Mondelz International is a whole new company that has been reimagined with a single focus in mind: create delicious moments of joy by...
Everett, MA
Hourly Manager
As an hourly Manager, you will spend up to four months learning our business in order to gain a high experience and competency level....
Everett, MA
Part Time Service Agent (Auto Detailer) - Revere, MA --PM Shift
…The Service Agent cleans vehicles inside and out (vehicles may be cleaned by hand or by operating washing equipment). The Service Agent...
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Retail Sales Representative
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Seasonal Sales Associate - Gap Factory Store - Gateway Plaza
…Ability to maneuver around sales floor and stockroom Previous experience in retail preferred Meets Gap Outlet's part time or full ...
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Stock Associate - Gap Factory Store - Gateway Plaza
…around sales floor and stockroom Previous experience in retail preferred Meets Gap Outlet's part time or full time availability...
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Babies R Us Human Resources Department Supervisor
…develop hiring strategy to ensure staffing levels are maintained and to minimize hourly turnover * Source, screen and interview...
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Babies R Us Maintenance Team Member
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Unassigned Assistant Store Manager of Merchandising - Old Navy
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Rep-Retail Sales
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Package Handler - Part - Time
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South Boston, MA
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Everett, MA
Part Time Merchandiser
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Revere, MA
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Call The Cops At Your Own RiskSubmitted by JO4RP on Mon, 05/06/2013 - 18:49
Would you dial up a known criminal, like a murderer or rapist, to come help you after you've been the victim of a crime? No? Then why in the world would you call the police after you've been assaulted, robbed or otherwise violated?
The police do not consider their job to protect you. They used to at least pay lip service to "keeping the peace", but nowadays in the USSA it is clear their job is to enforce the law. In fasco-communist America, the law stopped being about your protection decades ago. The law is about the expansion of state power and control. That's why there are so many of them, with more coming all the time.
There are literally thousands upon thousands of reasons in the Federal Code for the police to arrest you. That's the very essence of a police state. Everything is literally a crime. As Lao Tsu said in the 6th century, BC: "The more artificial taboos and restrictions there are in the world, the more the people are impoverished...The more that laws and regulations are given prominence, the more thieves and robbers there will be..."
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It is NOT their job to protect anyone
Courts have ruled on this. NEVER call 9-1-1 unless you want to make things worse.
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Cop callers usually get phucked!
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MAYS LANDING, N.J. (CN) - A New Jersey state trooper beat and pepper sprayed a young man with epilepsy in a dispute over nuts and bolts in a backyard car, the man's mother claims in court.
The trooper pepper sprayed his mom too, for no more reason than she assaulted her disabled son, the mother says.
Brenda says she called state police on the night of April 20, 2011 after Craig reported seeing three people hiding in tall grass behind their home.
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